This is a whimsical caravan tiny house on wheels by Rogue Valley Tiny Home Construction.
It was built for one of their clients using custom, home-made SIP’s (Structural Insulated Panels).
The curvy windows were recycled from an old church. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thanks!
Images © Rogue Valley Tiny Home Construction
This is the story of Captain Colby’s Cruising Caravan. He built an inexpensive tiny home on a used boat trailer using mostly reclaimed materials.
Colby was able to build a low-cost tiny home with no debt, no building plans, mainly just by using creative ideas of his own that he picked up from years in the boating industry. Best of all, he didn’t have to break the bank to get it done. According to Colby’s Facebook, he spent $6,986.17 to build it but plans to spend a little more on improvements over time.
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Images © Leanne Stephens of Tiny Houses and Beyond
This is a handmade gypsy caravan tiny house by Barry Howard.
It’s a rolling work of art built by Barry Howard out of Big Sur, California. What do you think? Pretty neat, right?
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Images © Barry Howard
This is a 12′ expanding car-towable gypsy wagon called the “Fat Gypsy” designed and built by Edmund Peter Sylvester.
It’s an update to his original gypsy wagon design as originally seen here. Below are possible interior finishes with design elements of a traditional gypsy wagon/vardo/caravan.
Photo credit: Edmund Peter Sylvester
This is a Garden Caravan THOWÂ rental in Sandpoint, Idaho.
The home has a vardo/gyspy feel with a traditional one-story layout and curved roof. There’s a quaint front porch for looking out at the lake, and inside you can sleep in the cozy bedroom nook and make meals in the well-stocked kitchen. The snug wet-bath in the corner houses the shower and toilet.
Rent it on Home Away!
Related: Old Timey Caravan Tiny House
Images via Home Away
This is a Park Ranger’s 50 sq. ft. Tiny Vardo.
Trekker Trailers managed to pack almost everything you could need into this micro space: a bed, guest bed, desk, shower, toilet, TV, and kitchen! It even has room for tools and a spare tire, and it’s easy to tow weighing only 1,700 lbs. Be sure to watch the full video tour from Deek of RelaxShacks below. Enjoy!
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Screenshots via YouTube/relaxshacksDOTcom
This is an incredible Gypsy Wagon Caravan that’s for sale.
It’s newly hand-built and on the market for $16,000.
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Images via Dixie “Sequoia”
This is Angela’s whimsical and unique tram-caravan-shack-tiki-bar Airbnb spot in Australia featured on Apartment Therapy.
The hotel consists of four different tiny structures. You guessed it: A tram, a caravan, a shack and a tiki bar.
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This is an amazing tiny home created with 215,158 Lego Bricks.
Outside, you’ll notice a surprisingly realistic-looking tear-drop camper which holds the Guinness Book of World Record’s title for the World’s Largest Caravan built with interlocking plastic bricks. This Lego version was fashioned based off of a real-life caravan, so it’s the same shape and size of the model and even has the same functions of a real caravan!
Inside, you’ll find a cozy brick layout complete with a Lego carton of milk, Lego coffee pot, and even a Lego skillet cooking sunny-side-up Lego eggs. The tiny sink next to the stove-top works when hooked up to a water supply. Silverware and toothbrushes – also made from Legos – sit nicely inside Lego mugs on the countertop next to the sink. A bouquet of Lego flowers and a Lego chess set make the tiny space feel like home. And just like in a typical camper, the dinette transforms into a bed – albeit probably not an overly comfortable one.
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Images © Guinness World Records via YouTube
